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With the color schemes, I don't find that helpful most of the time.
With a black background, for example, many things become more difficult to read.

Base64 replacement for Unicode environments - 35% smaller This is Saki's BaseU_BF. The simplest method to transfer binary data in unicode strings. In Unicode environments about 35% smaller than Base64. Extremely fast ! No buffers need to be defined. Simply a pointer to the data is passed, as well a...

Well, the offer of C codes is almost immeasurably large and there are really very clever little codes. One can therefore also turn the question around : What would be the disadvantages if it were supported ? Actually, it would have only advantages. Assembler is also supported by PB, which is nothing...

Many thanks @cas, exactly what I was looking for.

This is very true +1

Is there a compiler constant to check with which compiler is compiled ?

Yes, if you don't know how to do this, you may have a crisis.
Go with the Windows Explorer to drive C..
Program Files..
Purebasic...
Compilers...
Then simply drag pbcompilerc.exe with the mouse into the window.

Hi, I do quite a lot with strings. To speed up also with CopyMemory(), Poke() and pointers. But then you make errors very fast. Even small overwrites of the string end can trigger these effects. When a string end is overwritten it usually takes about 5 seconds before it pops, but before that it alre...

Something is overwritten.
See if you do something with strings that writes over the end of the string.
Switch on the purifier.
Do you do something with pointers or poke?
It always depends on the current memory usage, so this can also work sometimes.

These are 18 different patents.
It has been free in the EU since 2012 and in the USA since mid-2017.
Writes the Wikipedia...

#tola This is not supported with the C Backend

Make sure that the purifier is ever switched off on the Alpha 1,
otherwise there are not localizable crashes.

mp3 +1

You don't know the Snowden documents ? 80 bits are already broken. You don't know for sure if the NSA can already break AES128. If they can already do it, they certainly won't tell anyone about it. :wink: As sample - Attack with quantum computers : Grover’s algorithm can reduce the brute force attac...

#Mijikai It's not about being right, it's just a discussion about it. When you encrypt a file AES, you usually do it like this, you add the hash binary at the end. After that the IV is appended binary. You can hash the hash again with a salt and also generate it from the encrypted data. In this cons...

I have not carried the discussion and insults into this thread #Lord. Why are you trying to tease here ? It was only about the discussion about it, which is just usual in discussion forums. I don't want to be right either. The information is available and everyone can evaluate it for themselves. Why...